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Information of 琮

Pinyin cóng
Radical
Strokes
12 strokes
Usage
★★★★
Definition
(surname) / octagonal jade badge
琮 [cóng] Definition: 1. An ancient type of jade artifact, with an octagonal exterior and a circular center, commonly used as a ceremonial vessel for earth sacrifices. Additional meanings: 1. The term also refers to precious items made of jade, such as: - 琮玺 (cóng xǐ): A type of jade seal. - 琮璧 (cóng bì): Jade ceremonial vessel, also refers to precious items. - 琮璜 (cóng huáng): Both 琮 (cóng) and 璜 (huáng) refer to jade artifacts used in temples. Historical references: 1. From "Kao Gong Ji" (考工记·玉人): "The great zong measures two feet two inches, with a four-inch diameter. The zong is octagonal with an eight-inch diameter, and each angle protrudes two inches." 2. From "Zhou Li" (周礼·大宗伯): "Use yellow zong to conduct earth sacrifices." Note: "Zong is eight-sided, symbolizing the earth." 3. From "Yi Li" (仪礼·聘礼): "To request the lady, use zhang, and enjoy zong."
Input Method for 琮
Pinyin cong2
Wubi
gpfi
Cangjie
mgjmf
Zhengma
cwbk
Four Corner
13191
Unicode
U+742e